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The Associated Press entices exclusive use for publication of all ideal news printed in this newspaper as AP dispatches. The piece lists Rolph Spyone editor, Bill Mayer managing, Leo Eller advertiser manager, and AP membership, noting publication rights and bureau affiliations.
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Radio and TV Program Schedule Listings Summary
A dense listing of WDAP 419 KMBC WREN WDAF and other stations for Friday March 29 and Saturday March 28. Includes News Tonight Cavalcade of Boxing Fibber McGee and Molly The Grand Ole Opry and a long catalog of shows, cartoons, sports, and movies across multiple stations and time blocks.
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Arab Legion Chief Glubb Ousted and Israel’s Role in Arab Tension
The dismissal of Glubb Pasha as head of the Arab Legion refocuses attention on Arab sentiment and potential actions toward Israel. The Times notes hatred of Israel as a primary driver in Arab politics, aligning with a Kansas University volume that argues Israel shapes Arab unity and policy.
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Rumbling rumble seats may return to auto design
The article suggests rumble seats could reappear in future cars as a novelty option alongside other retro features. It notes the trend toward outdoor living and mentions running boards and exterior racks as past elements making a comeback. It also envisions two car families preferring a convertible with an indoor driving setup while allowing kids to enjoy the outdoor rear seat.
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Teacher Salaries Fall Behind National Average in Cities
National Education Association figures show beginning teachers earn far below the national average in many cities. Wichita pays about 33,000 yearly for a first year teacher with a degree, while Lawrence nears the US average. The data list salaries across Phoenix, Berkeley, Long Beach, Denver, Kansas City, Newark, Dallas, and more, highlighting a widespread pay gap that discourages new teachers. Richland, Atlanta, Birmingham and others trail with even lower figures, underscoring the need for salary reforms to attract qualified staff.
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Hal Boyle on Personal TV Visits Facing Real Challenge
Hal Boyle reports on the tonight show interview with Richard Byrd, noting the live cameras in Byrd’s Boston home for Murrow’s program and the last minute hurdles. Technicals include hidden mikes, power packs, and a maid’s door-blocking, with Murrow emphasizing informal, unrehearsed dialogue.
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Suggestions on Cleaning Up Lawrence City
A reader commends the Journal-World for leading a civic cleanup drive and urges focus on residential areas. The letter criticizes derelict rental properties, unsafe sidewalks, and overextended park plans, proposing stricter housing enforcement, targeted tree and shrub work, and reconsideration of Centenn ial Swamp park development plus potential aging swimming hole use.
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Plan to improve Lawrence parks and housing sparks debate
A letter urges low cost city improvements including a pool dam and water lines, suggests park amusements and a nudist colony proposal, and calls for restraining vandalism and better pet control. It supports the Industrial Committee for tasteful growth and urges backing The Journal-World to keep Lawrence "The City Beautiful."
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Lobby Beagles Have A Vast Range
Washington briefing notes the Senate lobby and campaign finance inquiry, chaired by McClellan and Bridges, with early focus on oil and gas interests. 1955 lobbying costs topped $750,000 as 850 lobbyists registered. major spenders include American Petroleum Institute and various gas interests, while key players from Superior Oil Co. did not register as lobbyists.
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Humble Oil Co
National memorial service honors American Indians in WWII
A national service will be held in Haskell Stadium on May 21 to honor all American Indians who served in World War II. More than 700 Indians will participate in a large pageant. The event reflects the community’s tribute to veterans and military service.
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Snowball Weather Confounds Montana Farmer
Farmer George Westre in Columbia Falls reports hundreds of ready made snowballs in his fields. He explains the occurrence as a mix of proper snow amount slope and wind with near thawing conditions creating the curious phenomenon.
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